How would a family survive after waking up to find their neighborhood surrounded by prehistoric forests, with their lives under threat at almost every turn as hungry, meat-eating dinosaurs roam everywhere?
There are two things Bubaichi loves most — knowledge and delicious food. One day, he travels back to Paleolithic China to see how people crafted stone tools, only to be caught as prey. Another day, he travels to the Han Dynasty (202 BC-AD 220), where he observes the casting of a rhinoceros-shaped bronze vessel, and he is treated to a lavish feast.
Minutes before going on stage in Edinburgh, Han Zaifen sat before a dressing-room mirror, humming softly to herself as the final touches were put on her makeup.
Tang Feiyang grew up watching his grandmother and mother embroider.
In the language of ancient Xiongnu nomads, Qilian means heaven, or tian, and was once called the Tianshan Mountains.
By the time the sun slipped below the dunes, the desert had gone quiet.
Dora, collecting and adapting traditional Tibetan songs into performances that draw in audiences, Chen Nan reports.
The 18th Chinese Youth Film Week recently concluded in Beijing, presenting eight honors to 22 works shortlisted for the final round.
China's tourism market maintained steady growth in the first half of 2026, with domestic travel expanding, inbound tourism surging, and new forms of travel consumption gaining momentum, according to a report released by the China Tourism Association on Aug 10.
In Xining, Qinghai province, the Ta'er Monastery, also known as Kumbum Monastery, is drawing large numbers of visitors during the summer travel season, with its centuries-old architecture proving particularly fascinating to younger tourists.
Blues on White, now on at Taikang Art Museum in Beijing, charts the evolution of Chinese contemporary art since the 1990s.
At a Korean ethnic folk park in Northeast China's Jilin province, Feng Yu turned a family trip into an immersive cultural lesson on ethnic heritage.